💘Monogamy is rare in nature as genes favor polygamy.
🧬Humans have the ability to form stable pair-bonds.
🌍Society is undergoing a paradigm shift that will redefine work, money, family, and love.
🚺Women will play a crucial role in reshaping social institutions.
💑Understanding and navigating our biology can lead to lasting relationships based on love.
Are humans programmed for everlasting love?
—No, humans are not programmed for everlasting love. Our genes favor polygamy and the maximization of genetic variation.
What is the Coolidge effect?
—The Coolidge effect is a neural wiring that increases pleasure and dopamine rush during novelty in sex, making humans more likely to seek new partners.
Will monogamy never last?
—Monogamy is possible and can lead to stable pair-bonds. It requires understanding our biology and making efforts to form and maintain a loving relationship.
How will social institutions change in the future?
—Social institutions will undergo a paradigm shift, driven by the inclusion of women and new definitions of work, money, family, and love. The focus will be on the well-being and happiness of all individuals.
Can love be learned?
—Yes, love can be learned. By understanding the wirings and mechanisms of love and making conscious efforts, individuals can form and maintain stable pair-bonds.
00:06The future of love and family is being shaped by biology and social structures.
03:32Genes favor polygamy, but humans have the capacity for monogamy.
13:14Polygamy and male dominance hierarchy are prevalent in nature.
15:23The current economic system reinforces pair-bonding and nuclear families.
18:40A paradigm shift is underway to create new definitions for work, money, family, and love.
